Jason Taillon of Utica presents research

UTICA, NY (05/14/2013)(readMedia)-- Jason Taillon of Utica presented "Variance Estimation and Gradient Finding Using Gaussian Shift" at the Hudson River Undergraduate Mathematics Conference (HRUMC), April 24, at Williams College, Williamstown, Mass.

The one-day mathematics conference is held each year; it features short talks by students and faculty and a longer invited address by a noted mathematician. The goal is to provide undergraduates with the experience of attending and/or presenting at a professional mathematics meeting.  Jason was one of four SUNYIT students who presented at this year's conference.

SUNYIT, the State University of New York Institute of Technology at Utica/Rome, is New York State's public institute of technology, offering undergraduate and graduate degree programs in technology and professional studies.  Its academic offerings in technology-civil and electrical engineering, cybersecurity, computer science, the engineering technologies, etc.-and its programs in professional studies -- business, communication, nursing, etc.-are complemented by athletics, recreational, cultural and campus life programs, events and activities.